Detailed information about religious beliefs in Lesotho.

Lesotho is a country located in the south of the African continent. The religious structure of the country varies. The majority of Lesotho's population belongs to Christianity. Especially Catholicism and Lutheranism are the Christian sects that are widespread in the country. The Basotho, the indigenous people of Lesotho, maintain traditional religious beliefs. This belief system is based on respect for nature and spirits. Basotho people perform various rituals to protect natural resources and honor ancestors and spirits. According to traditional beliefs, souls continue to live after death and can help people in life. Another religious group of Lesotho is Islam. The Muslim population in the country generally consists of immigrant workers. While Islam is particularly influential in the country's major cities, it is less widespread than in the general population. Other religious beliefs can also be found in Lesotho, but Christianity makes up the majority of the population. Religious tolerance and interfaith dialogue are important issues in the country. The Constitution of Lesotho guarantees religious freedom and tolerance. This information reflects the general religious demographics of Lesotho. However, religious beliefs may vary depending on individual preferences and this information may not cover all of it.